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I am wondering if anyone has any resources / information regarding running
group workshops in correctional facilities; specifically paying attention to
issues related to gang involvement. Any thoughts or ideas would be welcome
and greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Karrie-Noelle Plohman
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Check out Michael Ungar's book......Playing At Being
Bad; Andrew Malekoff....Group work with Adolescents....Principles
and Practices....sections on violence.
Rick Kelly
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Some readings which may be of interest – Eds.
https://www.cyc-net.org/CYC-Online
/cycol-1202-polischuk.html
https://www.cyc-net.org/CYC-Online
/cycol-0904-dolphinstory.html
https://www.cyc-net.org/quote/quote-124.html
https://www.cyc-net.org/Journals/rcy-17-1.html#editorial0
https://www.cyc-net.org/CYC-Online
/cycol-1005-wachtel.html
https://www.cyc-net.org/quote2/quote-685.html
https://www.cyc-net.org/CYC-Online
/cycol-0607-hayes.html
https://www.cyc-net.org/CYC-Online
/CYC-Online
-sep2009-burfordchapter.html
https://www.cyc-net.org/CYC-Online
/cycol-0305-moraljudgment.html
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Kerrie,
I did group work with Aggression Replacement Training(ART) with juvenile
offenders. At first they're very suspect, trying to figure out what type of
trick I am up to. But after a few sessions they realize I am only trying to
teach them pro-social life skills, to correct thinking errors (cognitive
distortions)and anger reduction. This works well with gang involved youth.
Call or email if you want further information.
Gene Cavaliere
Harmony Hill School
401 – 949-0690
